Description

This is a very simple app to calculate the Miter and Bevel angle on your miter saw to perfectly cut crown molding.

Enter the wall angle and the crown molding angle (spring angle) and the app will give you the miter and bevel angle for your chop saw.

Result: a perfect cut every time.

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Compound Miter Angle and Bevel Angle Calculator for compound joinery.Use this calculator to cut compound angles with the material on edge in the compound miter saw instead of laying flat in the compound miter saw.

The Miter Saw Settings app will save you time and money by preventing improper cuts when installing crown molding. The cost of the Miter Saw Settings app is very little compared to the cost of scrap molding because it was cut wrong. The Miter Saw Settings app will accurately calculate the miter and bevel settings for the corner angle you enter. The app has clear examples of how to set the saw and place the stock molding on it to make the proper cut. There are examples for inside and outside corners on a flat ceiling and for corners turning up or turning down for cathedral and vaulted ceilings. Both double and single bevel saws are covered by the examples. All the information entered is saved if the device goes into standby, the user switches to another app or the device is turned off. The Miter Saw Settings app is a valuable tool when used with a compound miter saw to cut crown molding.

Have you installed, or tried to install crown molding but just couldn't get the corners to meet up correctly? Or did you get it right, but it took a lot of time and wasted material? If so, this Crown Molding calculator app is for you!

For Do-It-Yourselfers and Professionals alike, this Crown Molding app calculates the miter and bevel angles to use with a miter saw when cutting crown molding for installation.

Crown Buddy will help with all of those complicated corners when cutting crown molding. Now you don't have to get out your reference sheet or run to the computer to find out the Miter and Bevel cuts. Just open up your phone and enter in the wall angle and spring angle of the molding.

Wall angle: Use an angle finder on the wall to find out the exact angle required for the cut.

Spring angle: Spring angles ( tilt at which the crown sits on the wall ) is usually 38, 45, 52 degrees.

Rafter Tools is an android app with functions to calculate complex roof framing angles that other roof framing calculators can't and don't offer. Calculating common rafters with a construction calculator is fairly easy, but to be a master carpenter you need more roof framing angle information then the construction calculators offers. With the Rafter Tools android app you'll be able to calculate all of the complex angles for roof framing.

The app's main screen uses a left swipe motion to display all of the different calculators.See my Roof Framing Geometry Blog for A Complete list of the 39+ calculators in Rafter Tools for Android.

The App also includes: • 5 Languages including English, French, German, Spanish and Italian • Input in both Imperial and Metric measurements • A Handy Notes Section • Cheat Sheet containing definitions for the common carpentry terms • Contact a Carpenter - you can email your questions through to a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience

Mold Busters' free mold inspection app works in a very simple way: take a picture of your mold problem, add your comment(s) and send it to Mold Busters, the mold removal experts. Our trained and experienced professionals will provide you with advice and a quote, free of charge!

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A mold inspection is useful for many reasons including the following:1. If you're purchasing a new home, a mold inspection can help you avoid choosing a home with a hidden structural problem. A mold inspection could save you a fortune in financial and health costs down the road.2. Similarly, if you're selling your home, a mold inspection can help you expose problems with the home that should be fixed prior to putting it on the market.3. Mold inspections can help families determine whether or not their air quality is being compromised by a hidden mold problem.

Typical, specific problems that a mold inspection will reveal are underlying moisture problems in the house: past flooding, water damage, cracks in the foundation, leaky pipes, a poor ventilation system, leaks in roofing, poor insulation, or general high relative humidity.

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This is two apps built into one. You get a staircase calculator and also a balluster spacing calculator.

STAIRCASE:Enter overall height of the staircase and you will get:

* Overall width of the staircase * Number of treads * Riser height * Tread run * Staircase angle * Staircase dimensions: the rise and run of each tread.!* Running stringer points.

BALLUSTERS:Enter the width of the opening (plus a few details about your ballusters and layout) and you get:

* Balluster count * Spacing * Layout position of each balluster

Answers are in INCHES-SIXTEENTHS format (i.e. 4-7 is 4 and 7/16"). That means no converting decimals to fractions on the jobsite.

It is FREE. Try it and love it.

QUICK TUTORIAL

STAIRCASE:1. Run the app and click the STAIRCASE button.

2. Enter the overall staircase height. This is the height from the finished floor at the bottom to the finished floor at the top.

Risers:3. EITHER enter an acceptable range for the riser height OR the number of treads desired for the steps. If you specify a range, the riser height will be close to the middle of the range. If you enter the number of treads, the range values are ignored.

4. Check or uncheck the 'Start One Step Down' checkmark. Most steps start 'One Step Down' from the top.

5. Enter the thickness of your treads.6. Enter the width of the treads.7. Enter the desired amount of overhang for each tread.

8. Click 'Calculate'

The next screen will give you the information about your stairs. Most of the infor is self-explanatory.

If you cut steps the old-fashioned way, just use the rise and run cut values from this page to mark your stringers.

However, a far superior method of marking stringers is to use the Running Stringer Layout. Here is a quick guide: * Starting at the end of the board, make a mark at each point in the chart. * Put your stop clamps on your framing square at the rise/run marks. * For each tread, find the best place to fit the square between each set of marks. In a perfect world, the square will fit perfectly between each set of marks. * Continue up the stringer, marking each tread, until all are marked.

Balluster width:3. Enter the thinest part of the balluster. Often times, stair spindles vary in thcknness. measure along the balluster to find the thinnest part.4. Enter the width of the balluster at the top/bottom. If (very unlikely) you have a balluster that is thicker in the middle than it is at the top/bottom, enter the thickness at the top.

6. Check or uncheck weather you want the results to be 'On Center' or 'On Edge' layout.

7. Click 'Calculate'

The next screen will give you the information about your balluster layout.

TIP: If you are installing ballusters between several openings that are next to each other (like a deck rail), you should try to get the spacing between the ballusters in each section to match the spacing in the other sections. Here's how: * Calculate the spacing for each section. Write them down. * Usually there will be several sections that are either identical or very close. Settle on the most common spacing. * Then, on the sections that do not match closely enough, adjust the 'Max Spacing' field and then recalculate that section. You may have to do this a couple of times in order to get the best spacing to match the other sections. It is OK if sections varys a bit from one another section. Minor variations are invisible to the eye.